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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14
THROUGH THE CITY.
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News Reporters.

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News Reporters.
Zerubbabel Lodge A. NJ. win meet DO
night.
-Four criminal cases are assigned for tliAl
In the City Court to-day
Joseph A. Santina was appointed an
United States Deputy Marshal yesterday.
The Telephone Exchange added No. Az.
Ion. w $. Chisholm, residence, 20 It's lisu
yesterday.
The Savannah Mutual Loan Association
will bold its seventy-fourth regular monthly
meeting at Metropolitan Hall tonight
An eiectment case brought by David w.
Mayer against Samuel H. Hover was begun
In the Superior Court Yesterday The prop
erty IN dispute is located in the western sec
ton Of the city.
The choir of the independent church gnve.
recital Of Farmers Mas" at the lecture
room OF the church last evening. This mag-
nihcent mass wns finely rendered H., the
weii-uained voices and orchestra accountant
ment, which thrilled the audience. Every
seat aild Standing place was filled
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14
OIL STOVES.

HOUSEKEEPING Made Pleasant IN SUM
mer.
Get the best. The A. & W. Wire Gauze
Non-Explosive Oil Stove is the best An
who have used them say 50. They last
longer don't smoke, don't smell, cook quick
er and bake better than any oil stove yet out
Comfort and economy. Saves enough TO
pay for itself in six months. Call and see
them Mt Crockery House of James S. Silva
81 Son, 40 Broughton street. Sole agents
for a. d w. Stoves
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14

a. a. Altmayor a. 90. vii offer to.day 100
dozen 24x4s Knot Fringe Dansss Towel.
Fancy Border Ht Boz. rn"h, positively worth
IOa
hou.a maHuy rhIIinuf hHa lHns HIsu
.hnisIf r.laW r.H furnish sou with .au.c al
.ae aul uH. rInt b. Zoo lE ltars.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14
Four Notable Events

VIII take place this week at the popular dry
goods house of David Weisbein, namely. On
four days, as specified in his new adj, an I'M
heard of slaughter in dry goods is announced
that will surely crowd his store from early
morning The Success of his special sales
are indisputable, at least in SO far as 10
crowd his store. There is no question of
doubt AZ 10 the genuine bargain, 10 be OBJ
tanned there Read his al. carefully.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14
Easter JOYS.

As boy looks forward with happy heart to
ward his first pants, so do many grown up men
enjoy the DOMINIC of new suit. Many men
may deny this, but with the great majority it is
natural and irreprcssible feeling, To all we
now announce our regular spring display of
Dress and Business Suits, Stsf, Soft and Straw
Hats, Catchy Nectwear, Elegant Hosiery and
all Furnishings required by men and boys. We
praised our stock some last week-tke half has
has not been told, nor have we space for any
thing like an intelligent description Of the hand
some materials in vogue this season. We ask
visit the goods and prices will do the balance.
We can guarantee tailor fits and tailor work
manship-our own tailols. See 10 this without
charge TO purchaser, Look at our line of Shirts
Collars etc. Il is absurd 60 pay fancy prices AT
exclusive furnishing stores, as we can supply
identical articles on smaller margin of profit
The boys are safe. Haven't we GOT the latest
aud nobbiest styles for the boySy just come and
see the immense variety OF Suits. Shirt Waists.
etc. Parents have found out that thcy can save
money and get the best at lGl Congress street
B. II. Levy & Bro.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14

Al the latest styles Of +. & ". Collars and
Guns, and also complete line Of sizes Of Worih's
or Gosbys Linen Covered Reversible Paper Col.
lars at Appel a Schnuls
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14
Marvellous ofierings in New Parasols.

To-day A. r. Altmayer will offer for sale
one lot Coaching Parusols in all shades at 81
cnch, worth - 30 one lot Novelty Striped
aud Checked Parasols "a - each, sold else
where for -. and one Boa Lace oyerei Para
sol. IN Tan and Cream at - each. worth
A. DO
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-14
Yellowstone Kit

Apived ia ibis city to-day from Jackson
VIE, Fla. win give "a grand, free entii.-
tsinnent with his Jnpanese TROUPE ~.
taght az ~ GA lot corner liberty nud
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
kRONlKA PIRACY

kt6rq ka5dy ro5otnak 10 wolnych
chwllah pllnie czytaG po1vlnlen.
Dola zwyczajnego robotnika
W du1ych miastach bez wat
pieuia Jest najgorszq. Pc pierw-
see must on wytrzymywaG
konkurencya nietylko ma tar
gu, ale j sprowadzonych z "a.
granicy tanich robotnikow.
Drnga przyczyna nedzy jest
to, 2e pfaca robotnika przez
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS zmniejsza sic
%nieraz, a 2ywnosG i komorne
CO ro': podwyzsza sic conaj-
mnle] 0 ~ procent: b"gaty
vice stale sic bogatszym, a J.
biedny biedniejszym. Kto ma
duao pieniedzy, jest akcyona-
ryuszem wielkiej f.bryki, ko-
palm, kClei aelaznych; = on
vice daje robotni|@owi prace.
Il drugiej strony jest ten sam
kapitalista akcyonaryuszem
Kompanii asekuracyi zycia,
Komparli, posiadajacej grunta;
jest takze w spoice z kraw-
Gem, 2 grocernikiem, z Sew
CEN i t. p. = i to CO zarobif
robotnik, must mu nazad Cd
dac! = Jest to vice mafa ro-
mica pomiedzy niewola stare.
2ytna a niewola nowoczesna.
Jedyny spos6b wydobycia sic
z tel niewoli jest kooperacya:
robotnik bedzie przedsiebior-
ca i konsumentem, a zyskow
ME bedzie oddawaG %pr6znia-
kom, jeno sam z Mich korzy-
strG,
Do tego potrzebne sa orga.
nlzacye robotnicze.
W Wielkiej Brytanii, W u
bieg]ym roku wydobyto
23,2S3,3S9 ton wegl' (blisko
o / mniel jak W Stanach
Zjednoczonych.)
W ostatmch IL m~iesiacach
wydubyto $50 600 ton muicj,
,jak W tym sanym czasie u
| blegiego peryodu, z Midland
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

gromne niebieskie okulary z
daleka zdradzaly jego obec-
nose.
Dobrze, be pana spotykam
= odezwaf sic do hrabiego
ktory zdJawszv kapelusz. stat
wyprostowany pred wspofwfa-
scicislem okretu najlepszej lin.
ii, obdarzajac go k%omplemen-
tenn, poczynajacym sic cd wy
razow Kokokokoko; dokohczyt
jednak4e ME mogf wspania{ej
przemowy, gdy2 p. O, wziqw-
sly go pod reke. wprowadzif
do salonu p. Pozion:kowskje-
60, mowiqc, 3e tn swobodnie
pom6wic moga, gdy4 interes,
jaki ma do niego, jest bardzo
wa3ny.
Siedll prey osobny nj stoli-
ku, na ktorym wnet ma roz-
kaz p. 0. zjawi}a sic ogromna
bulelka, do ktorej kilka razy
zajrzawszy, rozpoczeli o inte-
resie.
Me wien, czy panu via
domo, 2e p. Jakubowski "a
mierza wydawad gazette pol
ska.
Tatatak, ppprosze pppa.
ma, jaa juuz jejestem redakto-
rem oooodpowiedzialnym.
Qtoz trzeba panu VIE
dzieG,I Re my 10" to ME mo-
lem pozwol& aby mas uprze.
dzono\- IL" NO stanowimy
potege tpan>ow4 i potege ma
rodu. Oto5z gazeta precise mu-
81 w naszc \yece, a je3eli pan
nam W tenn dopomozesz, do
staniesz Is dolardw i miejsce
redaktora. N
Anaa co6z \mamam zzz-
zrobiG?
Bardzo mafS, powiesz
pan tylko IA mityhgu ktory
dis zwo}amy, lie j , k u b o.
W s k niezdatny do 1ego, a
uaj wa2niejsze, 2e nielna pie
uledzy. \
+ Dodobrze ppprosze pppa-
ma, Jaa jeeszcze ww%wiecej
rppow'tmI *
Az ugM - rzek} p. o.,
I>kropnqwszy ma droge pare
9kieliszkow, wzlqf hrabiego re
SODA, mowiac, lie 60 chce Ia
poznac q akcyonaryuszami.~
N (Ciag daIszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
t4S{ 44|$ssassss|s's|.
napisot
R. MBRZELEWSKl.

O.1d PCWllc WldACtllC no oiU
chaczach; ka3dy kiwajac gfo-
glowa, potakiwat, ! kilku
oburzeniem zwroci}o sic do
hrabiego, chcac go potepic,
lecz prawo gosclmnosci przemo.
gfo W Mich close, patrzac ma
tego obdartego i wynedznla-
lego czlowieka.
PAN Zygmunt, kohczac,
dodaie:-N;ech2e teraz wypije
to piwo, skoro go nawarzy}.
Ma wzmiauke o piwie i pi.
ciu, hrabia zrywa sic z krze-
STA i mowi:
-Jaa pppprosze o kiekieli-
s7eeczek, pppiwo mmmi nice
s}s}u1y.-smleeh og5lny by}
odpowiedzia, a poniewa2 o.
kretowicz uwa3af to "a bar
dzu dowcipne, kazaf dac pi-
wa, a ola hrabiego kielisze
GEEK, powtarzajac wcla2 sobie.
ia bym go mogf z}apac;;-
hrabina przyjedzie picnic
dzmi,-dobry kasek,-a cry
ner, mozna by skorzystac, MIN
90. Jasiek weZmie W swe obro-
ty;; i poprawiwszy niebie,klch
okularow, ma kt6rych byiy je-
szcze Shady nosowej eNplozyl,
wzlqf hrabiego pod reke, a
szepnqwszy:-Mam wazny in
teres,-poprowadzif do przyle-
glego pokoju =
Wejdzmy my "a mimi
Pokoi dose ciemny z powo-
du szczelu1e zapuszczonej fl
ranki, ME dale sic dostate-
cznie ocenic, ale poniewa2 nam
wiecei chodzi o osoby W MIN
bedace, zostawmy vice ma bo-
ku rozwodzenie sic mad CITE
rema scianami, a lepiej posfu-
chajmy rozpoczetej rozmowy.
-Przedewszyslkiem music
pana objasnic-mowi p. o.
o tutejszych stosunkach, ME
mo2esz pan uikomu Wjerzyc,
DO gly pomiarkuja, We masz
pieniadze, jua przepadIes; mp,e
pan wierz- ia tn kazdeSo
znam i WIEN, co jest wart.
-Pppproosze.
-Nallepiej, gdy pan sobie
kupisz lote i pobudujesz DOM,
mann wlasnie dla pana fadne
miejsce.
-Kokokoko
MleJsce rzeczyWlscle godne
PAM hrablny.
-Wiwiwiwi
Jul zostaw to pan mnie,
ia WIEN co ludziom intelligent
tnym %potrzeba,
-Jajajaja.
Nam tel karty okretowe,
gdy2 jestem wspof wfascicie-
lem okretu, ktory pc n%ajle-
pszej linji kursu)e, moge vice
Z wielka wygoda zapewnit po-
dro2 d%ostojnej ZONE Panskiej.
0 DO bez zony : ia WIEN; .
resztq PAM hrabina, jake MIC.
da i wykszlalcona kobieta,
jest ola MEGA tym duchem, to
jest, chcia1em powiedziec ia
d'lszq, co wzbiwszy sic W OF
chfanie niebieskie, %przyswieca
sfoncu, ktore pozyczywszy
swia.fosci ksle2ycowej, spada
w postaci %pfomykow, napef
niajac powietrze niebianskim
zapachem; zreszta Juz mu.e
pan rozumie.
-Rororozumiem i dladla te
tego dzleekukuje ppanu pppo
WIEN WseWseWsewsekreecle
zee ia mamam pppieeeniad2e.
-Cicho, ma Boga, cicho! Q
pieniadzach ami sfowa, DO Gle
zabijq i obedrq; zwierz sic 10
piel mnie i oddaj do schowa.
MIA, a tym sposobem uni
kniesz nieprzyjemnosci.
Smiech serdeczny a cara.
zem zfosliwy, ktory W tel chwi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06
o ktorym dyskrecya kaae mi

znany, jednak rodaka swego
chce ostrzedz, ably sic nie
wdawaf W 3adne interesa pie
niezne lynn nicponiem, ktory
/ pred chwila z tad wyszedf.
Jest to najgorszy czfowiek;
, s}odkiemi sfowami portrait
przyciagna6 uiedoswiadczone-
go, a wydusiwszy to, CO sic
da, a czasami wszystko, pusz.
cza swq ofiare ma los szcze-
scia lub niedoli.
To powiedziawszy, wyszed}
bocznemi d~rzwiami, ably ME
bye widzianym.
,,Kokokoniec koncem, oonl
mymys!a, he jaa man pppie-
niadze; jaabym jeszcze wa
wan ukradf ttak MINIMIZE pc
potrzeba".
| kohczac te sfowa, wyjaka-
ne cichym szeptem, wszedf do
przedniego pokoju, W ktorym
byf tylko p. Zygmunt, w}asci-
clel hall, bedac wfasnie 2aJety
przYrzadzaniem jakiejs wodki.
Me chcac vice przeszka-
dzaG, usiadl Ma boku, utkwiw.
sly oczy W butelke, kt6-
ra p. z. ,trzymaf, i poczaf ia
chciwie wzrokiem po4eraG,
zdradzajac tyn. sposobem ma
mietnosc pijacka.
Twarz jego .zaczefa zmieniac
barwy; raz blad1a, to znow
czerwienita sic, rugby ciaia
byly nerwowe, prawie kon-
wulsyjne, "a gdy kilka kropel
sliny zbieglo pc ustach, zawo-
AoA SVl
-Ppppanie! juju3 dodobra,
dadaj ppan kiekiel]szeczek!
Pan Zpgmunt usmiechnafsie:
Czy to byl psm:ech politowa-
MIA, czy wewnetrznego zado-
wolenia, rozsadzac ME bede;;
Gosc, lie usmiechnawszy sic po-
w%tornie, nalaf diva kieliszki "a
stuknqwszy swoim o stof,-
powoli, Z gracya pewnem
namaszczenlem, ponios1 go do
ust.
-Cucudowna, tatakiej WV
woaki nienie ppi}em nlnigdy!
No to poprawlmys
-Dddddobrze! babababar-
dzo dddobrze, chocla2 jaa aiee
bbbardzo dddooo wwwodki,
aaale 1ttakiej to i kkkorek
obbblize.
A teraz, ~1asxawy panic,
rzekt p. Zygmunt, potrzeba
koniecznie, abys czemkolwiek
sic zajaf".
-Ppprosze ppppana, jaa je-
jestem uuczoczony mamalarz
i poczat mitosiernie prosic,
ably p. u. dat mu robote.
Pan Zygmunt, majac liczne
roboty malarskie W, miescie, z
checia powierzyf hrabiemu po-
malowanie jednego domu.
Hrabia zabra} sic ochoczo
do roboty, ale pkazaIo sic, Re
0 'sztuce malarskiej ME ma
najmniejszego pojecia i wyo-
brazenia. Zrazu IA dole, oyfo
jeszcze ;ako tako, gdy2 bedac
w fartuchu, kublem fairly w
jednej a z pedzlem w, drugiej
rece, rzeczywiscie wygladaf Ma
malaria; ale gdy wyszedt ma
drabine, poczaf niemilosiernie
krzyczec.
= Pppanie = dddrabka
tttrzeeszc1y mi, iaja sic bobcje,
straciwszy rownowage, u
puszcza kubef z farbq, a sam
zaczepiony jedna reka, zawis]
W p%owietrzu, machajac noga-
mi, "a ktore ogromny brytan
%staraf sic uchwyciG.
Il tego p~rzykrego polozenia
wybawif 60 p. T., ktory mad.
szedf ola przekonania sic c
zdOlnOScianh ncyonoro ~olo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

teg", he m6gt biednego ma
karmit. po'nimo jednak tego,
nieraz- 'przychodzlty mu ma
mysl owe przyslegi odwdzle-
czenia\i byf clekawym, W ia
XII rpvs6b to nastapic mole.
Dfugo ME czekai: ciekawosc
te zaspokoif hrabia mowiqc.
De wynalazf spos6b odwdzie-
czenia sic "a lyle task i do
brodziejstw, jake dozna} W
domu-5ege. Peczqf-~ieckprze-
konywajaco doWodzic potrzebe
zafo2en1d pofskfej gazety.
= Jaa bbbede zaa mimic
ppppracowac, abbys ttylko
pppaan kokorzysta}, aa 3eem
dddotego mama)ster, tom ma
master, bib, bybyfem rere-
dakkktorem ppppieciu pppism
w Kkkrakowie.
Pan Zygmunt po g}ebokim
namysle zgodzil sic ma to,
tenn bardziej, be miaf wielu W
miescie przyjaciof, ma ktorych
pomoc mogf liczyG, gdy2 sam
majac tylko 500 dolarow, u
,wa2af to malo ola rozpoczecia
wydawnictwa.>
Postanowif vice rozprzslac
akcye, i w lynn celu udaf sic
do Okretowicza, opowiadajac
plan sw0j.
Okretowicz, p%oprawiwszy
niebieskich okularow, obiecaf
ponce, a nawet i sam wziaf
kilka ak, vi. - Pomoc JUL
byfa zapewniona, gdy2 i VIE
lu innych p~osqieszyfo W Shady
mafego organisty Cd wielkie-
60 k~osciofa. Ostatnie zas o.
siemdziesiat akcyj wzial p.
hrabia obIecujac W krotkim
czasie "a ME zapfaci6. Pan
Zygmuut bedac JUL zapewnlo.
nym co do pienledzy, oswald
cyl stanowczo hrabiemu, lie
IA wydavnictwo gazety PREY
stale j 2e przyjmuje go "a le-
daktora, proszqc .jednakae hra-
Diego O sekret, dopokl sic
wszystko lie uskuteczni.
= Tatatatak kokoniec, kon-
Vice zgoda! = | poda.
Ii sobie rece, ktf diugo bu.
jajqc w powi' zfqczyfy
tym serd' usciskiem
uWa SER OQtau JeQnc
mia1y Pc zafatwieniu
oper; rekami, oczy hra-
bieg adzic zaczely pc bu-
telk , gdy3 ME rozumiaf te-
go, MONA interes zalat
vic sucho, i to Jeszcze in
terey tax waAny: vice tel bez
namysfu powiedzlaf.
OoobbliJmy tetete spra-
sprawe, ABBY mann ssssfowa
tttak gfagfadko pppfJnefy ma
ppp-apIer, ]ajako tatata www-
odka www gagardfo.
| Znowu klellszek wJdki
przcsunql sic gfadzlutkp przez
mab;owskle gardfn, macao JUL
umysf tego2, i talk ME bardzo
dojrza1y.
A trraz kochany panic
= nekf p. Z%ygmunt, odsta-
wlaiqc buletke ma box =
= Ppprosze jaa pppana, =
przerywa hrabia. Czyczymy
mamamy pppo jejedneJ nono-
DE, czyczy popopo dddwie?
Pan u. jakos ~bojazliwie
spuj rial ma mowiqcego j rzekf.
= Me rozumiem pana, pre-
cle2 many pc dwie.
- Aaaa ola ola czczego
wwwypilismy popo jednemu?
wwwypijmy NINA dddruga no
noge.
Naza;utrz y. Zygmunt b:}
JUL W drodze do Chicago, ably
zakupic drukarnia. Ma kupno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-06

ht6rq ka1dy ro6otnak u wolnych
chwllach pllnie czytac povlnlen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-09-29
supreme Court of appeals.

This body adjourned on Friday last until
October 18th, when it will convene in
Charleston. The following decisions were
rendered
Hurst and Baker vs.. COe and others, from
Jefferson county; opinion BY Green; decree
reversed and cause remanded.
TOwnshend Il Mathews vs.. Schaiter from
Preston county; opinion by Snyder; decree
reversed and tax deed set aside.
Ruff and wife vs.. COlemans heirs, from
Brooke county; opinion by Snyder; decree
from Circuit Court affirmed.
Curlett vs. Newman, from Hampshire
county opinion BY Snyder; decree of Cir
cult Court reversed and bill dismissed.
Hands & Bro. VS.. Smiths admir-, from
Lewis county opinion by Snyder; decree
of Circuit Court affirmed.
ROhrbaugh admr. ct al vs. Bennett ex'r
ct al. from Lewis county; opinion by Sny-
der; decree of Circuit Court affirmed
Bridgeman vs.. Bridgeman, from Wetzel
county opinion by Johnson judgment OF
Circuit Court affirmed
Cannoway vs.. Mccain, from Upshur
county; opinion by Johnson deGRe OF
Circuit Court reversed and cause remanded.
Kellan vs.. Sayre ct al. from Mason cOun-
" opinion by Johnson decree Of Circuit
Court reversed and cause remanded.
Hardkins & Bro. VS.. Ward ct al. from
Barbour county opinion by Johnson; de-
cree of Circuit Court amended and affirmed.
Moore vs.. Lyon, from Pocahontas coun-
ty opinion by Woods; decree of Circuit
Court affirmed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-09-29
Episode Ia High Life.

One of the best Jokes of the season oc-
Cured the other day at Coax View" A
venerable couple from this county were Wis
itiug frienis near President Cleveland
country residence in the District of Colum-
bia Mr.. Cleveland is very sOciable and is
pleased to have bis neighbors neighbOrly
and to call frequently. During the So
iourn of our county folks they went over
to pay their respects to the farmer Presi-
dent and statesman Three days after the
visit our Jefferson friend discovered that he
had exchanged hats with the President and
Mr. Cleveland was not aware of the swap
until the Jetiersonian called again and as
sured the Nations Chief that he had not
come for office, but only TO bring back his
hat. Grover shook his fat sides with hearty
laughter and declared himself quite satisfied
with the exchange, as Mr. 4. 5 hat was quite
new, while his own was decidedly the worse
for the wear during his tramp through the
Adiroudacks After pleasant chat on the
porch the Jehersonian babe the President a
hearty goodbye and left with Mr. Cleve-
lands promise to be mindful of his invita-
;ion to come to see him in West Virginia.
Either way the Presidents hat got a good
head i'm IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-09-29
Sept. s, 1887.
A Ladys Report Of a Case In Court.

'Ieone." of the Martinsburg Herald, who
is lady contributor to that paper and gen.
orally writes charmingly, makes the follow
ing report of trial in the Berkeley Court
last week:
Tuesday and Wednesday were exciting
DAYS in the Court room. In the case of the
State versus Mr.. Riordan charged with OBJ
structing the track of the b. d o. r. R.,
Geo. W. Feidt, Prosecuting Attorney for
State, Hon. f. Boyd Faulkner for the Rail-
road Company, Senator c. J. Faulkner and
Stuart Walker for the defence. Points Of
law were strongly contested throughout the
examination Of witness, and the case was
conducted with such ability and fnesse on
both sides as to attract and interest the pub
lie to an unusual degree. Geo. w. Feidt,
ESQ, opened the argument before the Jury
on behalf of the State, and IN forcible,
strong, clear arraignment of the defendant.
He was followed by Mr. Walker who re:
viewed the testimony in general and Feidt
in particular, and made very logical argu-
ment and fair showing for his side of the
case. Mr. Walker is a pleasant speaker
and knows how to present case to adyan-
tage. Sen. Faulkner then addressed the
Jury at length of time in a clear, concise,
mastery review of the entire evidence and
facts connected with the case, and gave
them in such eloquent language and with
such effect that the enthusiasm of the au
dience boiled over pretty often. 1t is the
first time for seven years that the ex-Judge
has practiced before the bar here. His re-
turn to it is "A pleasure TO those who listened
to him. He is not so much out of practice
rs his seven years "out" would imply. Hon.
Z. BOYD Faulkner had the closing argu
ment and used that privilege in consid
crate manner. With acute penetration,
swift conception, and a comprehensive
grasp of all the circumstances and their
bearing upon the questions at issue he pre-
scented summary of the case that was WV
id, and clear; yet was severe only in re-
turning Measure for measure" and that
in his own courteous manner. Judge Beck
withs rulings were given with considera-
ton; and gave general satisfaction. The
Jury after being out about fifteen minutes
returned verdict of "Not guilty" and the
ladies gave such loud vent to their salts
faction that Mr.. Dumford wanted to know
if he couldn't take some of them to Jail.
He and Sheriff Lamon finally compromised
the matter in some way. didn't make any
noise myself, but | hear somebody's black
mailed me by saying waved my handker
chief.
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Personal.


Mr.. S. Schloss visited Philadelphia last
week.
Mr.. Gustav Brown went to Baltimore on
Monday.
Miss Dean, of New Orleans, is visiting
Miss Amelia Davenport.
Miss Rebec Kearsley is visiting Miss
Evelyn Page, Of Berryville.
Mr.. S. Hirschman is spending few days
with friends in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Peter Schlosser, of WaynesbOro, Pa,
spent several days with Mr.. V. NJ. Firor.
We understand Mr.. Charles Kearsley will
leave this week for Knoxville, Tennessee.
Miss Mary ROmney, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Carrie Hammond, of Baltimore, are
visiting Miss Nettie Aglionby.
Maj Dawson and family, who have been
summering at the Misses Keerls in this
place have taken their departure.
The families Of Judge Tucker Brooke, of
Norfolk, and Mr. Walton, of Portsmouth
for month past sojOurning at Mr.. Jno. z.
Browns, left on Thursday last
Mr.. Lippitt Renner and Miss Bessie Rem
ner, Of Wheatland, have returned home af'
ter an extended visit to Springfield, Mass,
Boston and Niagara Falls, having also been
in Canada. They had delightful visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HeAebower, of Mary
land, and Mrs. Lizzie HefebOwer, of Alex
andria. Va, have been visiting the families
of Messrs. James II. COnklyn and Daniel
Hehebower.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, of Philippi, daughter
Of Judge Woods of the Supreme Court of
Appeals visited her father here and they
left together on Monday for the Natural
Bridge and Washington City.
Mr. Geo. ". Leisenring, of Lutherville,
Nd, J. 5. Leisenring, of Altoona, Pa, Rev.
E. II. Leisenring, OF Lewisburg, Pa, and
Mrs. F. J.. Shock, of Selinsgrove, Pa, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Leisenring.
Also Mrs. Leisenring's nephews Frank
Beall, of Berryyille, Dorsey and Harry
Beall, of New York and her brother, II.
D. Beall, of Baltimore.
Miss Matte Dorsey, who left here on
Tuesday 2Oth, in the afternoon, for Musko-
gee, Indian Territory, arrived there on
Thursday night, 22ud >. at 10 o'clock From
Harper's Ferry she made the trip, more
than fifteen hundred miles, in fity-three
hours-an average of thirty miles to the
hour Her friends are gratiied to know
that she made the journey without delay,
discomfort or accident and arrived safely
and is, thus far, pleased
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